9 volumes, Vols. I-VIII of the first series, Vol. I of the "Novi Commentarii". 113 engraved plates, mostly folding, including a map in Vol. 2, many vols. with engraved title vignettes and text decorations. (4to) 10¼x8¼, Vols. I-III, and VII disbound, Vols. IV-VI in period sheep, Vols. VIII and Novi I in wrappers.

The Imperial Academy of Sciences in Saint Petersburg journal, with articles on Mathematics, Physics, History, etc., including several articles by Jacob and Daniel Bernoulli on calculus. Chinese characters used in dictionary in Vol. VI. The folding plates are often on full aprons and include a large map.